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- Job Name: A Little Protection
Job Rank: B
Job Location: Reim
Job Rewards: 15,000 Huang, 200 XP
Job Overview: With Kou interacting with Reim so much, there's been a lot of backlash. Whilst this is to be expected, it seems like a large group of "protestors" have taken Kou citizens in a show of power against Kou's interference. These men seem to have basic military training behind them, but they're truly nothing all that special. Show them exactly why you don't bring civilians into this business. You don't have to kill them, but do make them unable to fight back.
Enemy Name: Radicalist Warriors (x8)
Rank: D
Needed damage to take down: D
Description: Basically trained soldiers still hanging around from the war, quick to react and seem to be more dead-set on their own freedom then treating their prisoners with any kindness.
Abilities:
Reim Warriors can sprint at 9 m/s
Reim warriors use D-rank short swords that do D rank cutting damage.
Enemy Name: Radicalist Captain (x2)
Rank: B[/size]
Needed damage to take down: B
Description: A hardened army-veteran, this man possesses skills and abilities far and beyond the rank and file. Kill him quickly and his men will scatter.
Abilities
Captain moves at 10 m/s
Captain wields a Longsword that consistently does B-tier damage.
Patriotism: This technique stirs the mettle of his warriors, able to bring each person who's been knocked down without being killed up. Only able to be used once.
Ripost:e This ability allows the captain to block an A-tier technique, deflecting the damage at 20 m/s
Dicin':g This technique deals 2x C tier damage at 20 m/s, as well as reducing movement speed by 25%
Ayero couldn’t deny that she felt a bit uneasy seeing people in Kou attire on the open streets. Not that she had an inherent distaste for the people of eastern nation, but the looks they were being given by some of Reim’s more patriotic citizens were rather unnerving. The majority of Reim didn’t take too well to the invasion, and honestly she was on their side. It was never a pleasant experience to have one’s home occupied by a foreign country. But it was still too early to determine how Kou rule would shape the empire, and as such the Fanalis woman reserved her final judgment for the time being.
Things are surprisingly quiet. Humming softly to herself, the red headed woman stops in front of a booth selling fresh fruit. While she eyes her potential snack, the older woman running the booth offers her a smile and a greeting upon seeing that she was not in Kou attire. After politely smiling in response, the black snake wrapped around Ayero’s body begins to stir. The noises from a ruckus further down the road tickle her ears, and she turns to see what appeared to be an angry mob in the distance. Putting the apple she was holding back down with the others, the woman narrows her gaze and moves to approach the gathering.
Pushing her way to the front of the crowd, Ayero is surprised to see what appears to be Reim warriors harassing people dressed in Kou clothing, women and children among them. While the Fanalis did not approve of Kou’s militaristic involvement in her home country, harassing innocent civilians was unacceptable. Her mind briefly flutters to the Azix, the Kou magician she had helped fell several beasts with a short while ago. Initially distrustful of him, she eventually came to realize that his country of origin did not define what type of person he was. He also proved to be rather genuine, somehow able to revive her from the brink of death. With this in mind, she steps forward.
”Is there a problem here?”
Her voice cuts clean through the air as she crosses her arms over her chest while taking a slightly widened stance. She was aware that her actions would be looked down upon by some, but she wasn’t about to walk away from such a blatant display of harassment, Kou or not.
”I ask you to leave these people in peace.”
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